Statics vs. dynamics...

[iacob alex]

,,,is like a lake vs. a river,speaking in a common language.
What do you want to roll up?Statics is statics ,and dynamics is dynamics?
It seems to me,that your problem is to collect gravity power.
A lake is statics,a river is dynamics.
You need a flow,as in a river.
Gravity has this potential to flow,or fall or as you like to say.
Make it flow! Remind:no fall,no power.
Opinion cannot survive if one has no chance meet another one.
And we are so relative,face to time.
All the Bests! / Alex

[iacob alex]

...reffering to the possibility to imagine a PM,is in the same line,with a setting side by side of a balance (weighting machine) with an inverted pendulum:up-down ripples vs. a great down wave of gravity power.

The charms of gravity fall/flow is one of a kind:acceleration or the avalanche effect.

So,let it become self-evident...let it be!

All the Best! / Alex

[iacob alex]

.....in gravity,is the difference between the not moving or changing and the moving of a simple bar.

A balance,is an instrument for determining weight,especially by the equilibrium of weights suspended from opposite ends of a horizontal bar.

The same bar and weights can play an unbalance state for a short moment ...and even more...

Then,supposing that we intend to get self motion from gravity...
if we can play a simple bar...why we need to "imagine a wheell"?!

All the best! / Alex

[iacob alex]

.....you can see (why not to play a "toy" like this?),if you take a look at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wheel_of_d ... ace_wheel)

As I said up here:"If we can play a simple bar...why we need to imagine a wheel?!"

Easy,you can rotate a beam("wheel" if you like this tag),due to a moving mass on a track...it's a "minimum minimorum" type conditional.

To find by chance a solution ( "self"-rotation due to gravity and inertia),can be your lucky game...

....so,why not to play your "ticket" on this open "PM lottery"!

All the best! / Alex

[iacob alex]

…..”dreaming” to copy a circus performance ( continuous rotation due to gravity unbalance on the same part of fulcrum ) , at :
https://www.besslerwheel.com/forum/view ... 315#p99315
…….maybe with a minimal spare parts “toy” , as :
www.geocities.ws/iacob_alex/Some_Drafts/untitled016.JPG
…….but with addition of a spring ? !
Al_ex